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A Call for Big Bear Lake Film Festival Volunteers10th Annual Film Festival and Screenwriting Competition By Michael P. Neufeld Big Bear Lake, CA - All aspiring producers, accountants, event planners, public relations representatives—as well as anyone with a love for the silver screen—are being sought to help stage the Big Bear Lake International Film Festival the weekend of September 18-20. ![]() The Big Bear Lake International Film Festival will be held September 18-20, 2009. (Photo by Film Festival.)
The Festival is putting out the call now for volunteers to help during the 2009 event. And for the second year in a row, Gloria Meade will spearhead the volunteer effort as committee coordinator.
Meade, a familiar face in the Valley because of her involvement with the Historical Society, CATS, and many other groups, has relied on non-profits to pitch in and help each other in the past. She predicts that, this year, folks will come together again to assure a successful Film Festival event.
"The Film Festival is a worthwhile project for the community," Meade indicated in a prepared media release, "attracting people from all around the world and is an economic boost to Big Bear. Volunteering is an easy way to help your community and requires little other then a nice attitude and a smile."
There were approximately 5,000 attendee's last year and expectations are that there will be a 10% increase this year. People are needed to assist in set-up, clean-up and a variety of operations. Meade lists some of the arena's where volunteers are needed as ushers, Gala Event crew, Wrap Party crew, hospitality crew, public relations, ad sales, registration, production, operations, runners, servers, panels, and merchandise sales.
People who volunteer are not required to work the entire time. They will be assigned four-hour shifts so that volunteers will have "time-off" to view a few movies or socialize with filmmakers. Among the perks, enjoyed by energetic volunteers are movie passes for the entire weekend and an opportunity to attend "by invitation only" special events.
To become a volunteer or committee member, please contact Meade by e-mail at volunteer@bigbearlakefilmfestival.com or call at (909) 585-6541.
For additional information about the event visit Film Festival. This article was first published on Wednesday, July 1, 2009 at 7:30 pm. This article has been viewed 237 times. Michael P. Neufeld, Senior News Editor, is a graduate of the Dwight Bentel School of Journalism at San Jose State University. His first job out of San Jose State was with the Associated Press in Los Angeles as overnight Radio Editor. Prior to joining RIMOFTHEWORLD.net, Neufeld was editor of two weekly newspapers—THE MOUNTAIN NEWS and CRESTLINE COURIER-NEWS. He also has experience as editor of an employee newspaper for a major utility company and during his tenure as executive director of the San Jose State University Alumni Association served as faculty advisor to the association's monthly newsletter. He also spent eight years in commercial radio doing everything from news to advertising sales and writing commercials to being an announcer and on-air personality. Neufeld is actively involved the mountain communities including serving as master of ceremonies for the Arrowhead Arts Music Festival held each summer.The views expressed in this article do not necessarily reflect those of RIMOFTHEWORLD.net. This column is copyrighted by Michael P. Neufeld. |
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